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Topic: Rugog Farm uplift day | 19th March (Read 1601 times)
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emily
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I thought it was pretty mint. third run down was my favouritist, I think the wind must've momentarily dropped a bit! and I forgot where most of the drops were which was interesting, but meant I found a cool line be accident.
That steep chute at the bottom was pretty gnarly, well more to the point, the exit of it was. I got it ok but I also got caught up in the gloop at the bottom and did a few somersaults, got whacked on the head and generally got a bit beaten about.
Uplift queues were ok for an uplift day I thought, not too long for the most part, par for the course. I just don't think you can fit more than 1 hour per run in anywhere. That said, with five tractors and so few riders, I would've expected the turnaround to be a little quicker.
With three times as many riders however, could be a bit of an issue having only one "loading bay" mound thingy - could another be built for dual trailer loading? Particularly as the tractors seemed to come in batches.
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